The former Al-Ahly star advises Salah to leave for the Roshen League
Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool expires in June 2025, that is, the end of this season.
Mohamed Abdel Jalil said in statements on the “Laba Wal Tanya” program on Mega FM radio: “Mohamed Salah achieved everything he wanted with Liverpool and achieved all the numbers he wanted.” .
He continued: “The smart player is the one who thinks about the coming years, especially if he has achieved great achievements during his football career.”
He concluded: “Ronaldo gave everything and then went to Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia to have fun, and Salah also needs to leave the pressure in the English Premier League and play away from the pressure.”
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